The Low Inventory Report shows a current list of all products that are meeting alert criteria. "Low" means a different thing for each business, this is why you get to define what "low" means for you.
The Low Inventory Report is based on Alerts and Reorder Points.
To define what you consider "low," head over to your Alerts section and set the threshold for your Products. Alerts are user-specific, so the Low Inventory Report is as well.
Reorder Points also define a threshold for "low" inventory. Reorder Points are the minimum quantity you set on each item. Once the quantity is at the Reorder Point, that item is included on the Low Inventory Report.
Unlike Alerts, Reorder Points are universal across all user accounts. Learn more
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The Low Inventory Report is included with Starter plans and above.
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Report Summary
The columns in this report include:
Product (with Categories and Vendors)
Variant (with Barcode and SKU)
Location
List Price
In Stock
Reorder Point
Reorder Qty
Current Cost per unit
Estimated Total value
Estimated Potential Revenue
Estimated Potential Profit (and %)
The Summary Boxes are the multi-colored boxes at the top of the report that provide a synopsis of certain aspects of the report. Included in this report are:
Estimated Total Value
Estimated Potential Profit
Quantity In Stock
Things to Note:
The only time/date range option is the current moment when the Low Inventory Report is pulled. (Exports will be time-stamped)
Filters that have been applied on the page will be applied on export.
Items that show up on this report can be automatically added to a Purchase Order using the "Auto-Add Low Inventory Products" button.